WTF is "Glaze"?
Glaze is the latest and greatest weapon in the artcels defensive and holy crusade against AI art. The "TL;Not a dweeb" is that it glazes art with shrooms-infused nut, so when AI ingests it as training material it acts funny.
This is supposedly "barely visible"
(And is supposedly already reversible, hearsay though so I can't confirm)
Drama?
It gets spicy. Glaze is scared of making it open source because something something protect artists this, something something we're a bunch of cute twinks that. As seen here.
https://twitter.com/ravenben/status/1636358951192150016#m
While not including code for an academic project makes them cucks to begin with, they explicitly commited copyright infringement by not making the source available
The Reddit thread goes over this, but someone de"compiled" (lol python) it, and there's explicitly copied code from another, GPL project. Including exact method names and typos. Indefensible evidence basically.
The knee is bent, but the wrong way
https://twitter.com/ravenben/status/1636439335569375238
This is brought to their attention, and they promise to rewrite the front end
Which is fricking stupid, and like most CS majors, he's a fricking moron
GPL applies to the entire project. It's a viral license
And they use stolen backend code too from the same project
These are the people concern-grifting about AI "copyright infringement" btw
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Intentionally making your art look like shit to own ai. Artists really trying to become irrelevant with this move.
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The c*m tribute industry will never recover from articles automating them out
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I could see it as a better watermark, for photographers too. At least if it isn't trivially reversible.
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People already figured out how to reverse it with Photoshop
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